My choice: Suck it up and feel stupid/left out once in a while.

lakmiseiru

... we're not exclusive! Your questions are sometimes more interesting because they're different than what a lot of MIT folks ask - it gets some of us thinking about the real world sometimes :^) Keep on asking!

trs

Doxory isn't MIT-only, although it's used by many many MIT members. I also don't attend MIT, but I think we should try to get a more diverse group of people using Doxory.

Ian

Or ask the MIT people to provide context, since I'm sure lots of users don't attend MIT and feel the same way.

seph

just don't ask the awful relationship questions.

coolworld

There are plenty of questions which varying sets of people can't answer, regardless of where they went to school.

perturbed

Ok, so I did go to MIT, but heck I feel left out once in a while... So what?! And well, you are not sucking it up; you are letting it out -- which to me, sounds like the right thing to do!

kevinr

Feel good that you don't have to ask lots of questions like "I'm tired but I'm soooo hooooosed... sleep or work?"

tibbetts

Encourage more non-MIT people to use it.

jesse

Bring more of your non-MIT Friends!

kyrandil

There's an "skip this question" option for a reason

susannah

jesse didn't go to MIT, and doxory is his fault. : >

ntn

It just so happens that the initial spread of doxory is around mit--it will spread further eventually. Also, people should include more explanation in their questions.

Yoyo

I don't follow the latest expensive mobile gadgets or expensive transportation devices. No one can answer every question (and still have a need for Doxory anyway).

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